Haysi High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Haysi, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

Seniors +Ge Underclassmen Administration | Athletics ye... . . Seasons of Myself Into myself I look Retracing a part of time A season from the past Vivid images in my mind Trying to relive A sun filled day in spring The first snow of winter A time of special things Recalling to the present From a summer of thought Lonely days of fall Reveal treasures once sought Returning to the past Of winter winds and snows I tind within myself A season I know Lagwenna Rose We, the Annual Staff of Haysi High, wish to preserve in our year- book the special memory of a teacher which will remain with us forever. We feel that no person 1s more deserving of this honor than the one who has given so freely of his time, talent, and encouragement toward making this school what it Is today. We take pride in dedicating our 1980 Silhouettes to you, MR. ERDMAN W. MULLINS. Valedictorian and Salutatorian Phillip and Trina Mr. and Miss Senior Phillip and Gail Officers President Debbie Vice-President John Secretary Danny Reporter Delilah 1980 Top Ten Trina, Janie, Pam, Phillip, Terry Lagwenna, Debbie, Delilah, Tina, Anita Memories Of Tony Colley Shelia Compton Jimmy Counts Sharon Dale A Faded Corsage Donna J. Deel Is Danny Greg Delaney Todd Dunford Michael Edwards Pam Edwards Most Versatile Jennifer and Royce Most Athletic Sondra and Jeff 10 80's Best Each year the seniors anxiously await their first class meeting where the senior personalities are chosen. Through popular vote, the seniors chose whom they wanted among themselves to repre- sent such laudible titles. After much deliberation and democratic elections we chose the following as 80's Best. Class Clowns Vicky and Brad Most Original Sherry and Adam Flirtiest Vicki and Mike Cutest Pam and Clifford Most Popular Stacy and Ronnie - ie Trina Edwards Jane Frazier Randall Fuller Stacey Garrett Paul Gilbert Richard Green Tammy Hackney Warren Hay Ve Full Of Life Ronnie Hill Anita Kiser Diana Kiser Ervin Large Bobby Lyall 13 Best Dressed Most Likely to Succeed Becky and Rocky Debbie and Bob Sexiest Most School Spirited Nanette and Randall Delinda and Joey Caps And Gowns Joan Mullins Kyle O’Quinn Vickie O'Quinn Brenna Owens Jackie Owens 16 Touching The Floor Vickie Owens gpa mney ” ; oe Cecil Perrigan — tog ES Michael Perrigan Vicky Perrigan Burns Phipps Katrina Powers 17 Senig Then It seems so long ago that we were playing with cars and trucks and baby dolls. We are now grown up with dreams of our future ahead of us and our childhood behind us As our last year together nears an dis end we would like to express our love for one another and hope that the pic- tures in this yearbook bring back, fond and cherished memories. Cheese! TTTTL LEE Ge‘ hoc am Cac aft ce aN Say a boom-chick-a-boom 19 A Commencement Announcement Lorrie Presley Pamela Ramsey Danny Rasnake Loretta Robinson Lagwenna Rose Sandra Souleyrette Diana Stanley Rita Stanley 20 Opening The Door And Letting Us Delilah Turner Phillip Turner Barbara Viers Etta Viers Ida Wallace 21 22 Sheila Wallace Gay Yates Look Back On Life Vicki Yates Sondra Younce Benny Yates Pictures Not Available Steve Colley Kelly Hackney Brian Owens Greg Stanley 24 1. Scott Anderson 2. Carolyn Arrington 3. Robert Bailey 4. Jettery Baker 5. Dana Baldwin 6. Debbie Barton 7. Roger Barton 8. Cynthia Blankenship 9. Jeft Bumgarner 10. Michelle Carico 11. Trevor Childress 12. Vickie Church 13. Carla Coleman 14. Vicky Coleman 15. Jennifer Compton 16. Bonnie Deel 17. Daisey Deel 18. Darren Deel 5 U Is For Unique 1. Gary Deel 2. Jackie Deel 3. Larry A. Deel - 4. Larry W. Dell 5. Steve Deel 6. Pamela Duncan 7. Paula Duncan 8. Donna Duty 9. Lynn Duty 10. Tammy Duty 11. Ann Gail Edwards 12. Freddie Edwards 13. Gary Edwards 14. Keith Edwards 15. Kenny Edwards 25 N Is For Natural 1. Patricia Edwards 2. Robin Edwards 3. Sherry Edwards 4. Patty Farmer 5. Stoney Fields 6. Linda Fleming 7. Julie Fuller 8. Richard Fuller 9. Becky Gilbert 10. Teresa Gilbert 11. Teresa Hall 12. Mitchell Hammons 13. Benny Hess 14. Dorothy Hill 15. Emma Lou Jones 16. Donald Kiser 17. Phillip Lyall 18. Dennis McCowan 26 1. John Mills 2. David Mitchell 3. Donita Mullins 4. James Mullins 5. Mike Mullins 6. Richard Mullins 7. Woodrow Mullins 8 Anthony O’quinn 9. David O'quinn 10. George O'quinn 11. Jennifer O’quinn 12. Melissa O'quinn 13. Dave Osborne 14. Reed Owens 15. Geneva Owens 16. Greg Owens 17. Lisa Owens 18. Melissa Owens 27 28 Ls 2. Rick Owens 3. Scott Owens 4. John Ramey 5. Letta Pauley 6. Martha Raines Wf, 8. Jetf Ratigan 9. Brian Ratliff 10. Wl, 2; iY, 14. jy 16. 7 18. O Is For Optimistic Reva Owens Jim Rasnake Melissa Rose Lane Sluss Donna Souleyrette Randy Souleyrette Sam Spangler Denese Stallard Ronnie Stanley Tim Steele Chuck Stiltner é aa ‘6 10. 106 10% 13, 14. IDE 16. IW 18. 19. 20. PNAYAYWN HE Amy Sutherland Nancy Taylor Shirley Triplett Alfreda Turner Kevin Turner Rebecca Wallace Teresa Wallace Tim Wampler Eddie Willis Vickie Willis Keith Woods Shelia Woods Terry Woods Bernice Yates David Yates Dewayne Yates Rick Yates Rhonda Yates Teresa Yates Michael Younce 29 30 Personality Plus MOST ATHLETIC Terry Martha FRIENDLIEST David Vickie JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS J. Whitner, K. Slusher, B. Wright, and J. Colley Melissa, Robert, Lisa Homecoming Queen, Miss FBLA, Key Club Sweetheart, and FHA Queen are depictions of spe- cial individuals within our school. These indivi- duals at last receive credit where credit is due by gaining the recognition they deserve. The 108 members of the Junior Class chose their 1980 personalities by “singling-out” the individuals who stood head and shoulders above all the others. These students, these few, these PERSONALITIES, have special qualities which brighten days and make the trials of school worthwhile. These ten possess the energy, charisma, ability, and magnetism to capture the admiration of their fellow students and are therefore labeled “special” among all others in the Junior Class. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Chuck Amy JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS GUTEST: : , MOST POPULAR Tim Lisa Juniors In A Ctvron Trevor Donna But there might Daisey caring be for one a Boogeyman in of her marijuana there. plants. SN Y Look for me on the next cover Wi Playgirl. us — Smile, you're on Candid Camera. I knew I shouldn't have put that frog in the teacher's desk. GOING ... GOING ... GONE! Sophomores Experience Michael Anderson Jamie Bartley Michael Bartley Wrenda Barton Deidre Belcher Kerry Belcher Walter Belcher Donna Bonham Ronald Bonham Glenda Branham Jennifer Carroll Kimrick Church Sammy Coleman Kenny Colley Wayne Counts Gloria Deel Jettery Deel Greg Deel Karen Deel Lots Deel Teresa Deel Timothy Dee. Travis Deel Wiliam Deel Angela Delan Kay Deloach Brenda Edwards Freddy Edwards � Margaret Edwards y Ronnie Edwards Scottie Edwards a P The Ups And Downs Teresa Edwards Tina Fields Raetena Fink Lisa Fuller Rita Fuller Ronald Fuller Tim Fuller Vicky Fuller Timothy Grizzle Patrick Grubbs Phyllis Hall Bonichia Hay Kerry Hay Timothy Hays Sharon Hearl Brian Hill Bill Kidder Robert Kiser Anita Lyall Kathy Lyall Coleen Mills Pamela Mitchell Georgia Mullins Jennifer Mullins Lisa Mullins Melinda Mullins | Timothy Mullins S Vicky Mullins hy — re (sm, Diane O'quinn Joey O'quinn Of Climbing Rocky O’quinn Phillip Puckett Keith Stanley Duane Owens Johnny Rasnake Leanna Stanley James Owens Steve Rasnake Loretta Stanley Judy Owens Kenneth Rasnick Margaret Stanley Sandy Owens Donnie Ratliff Randy Stiltner William Owens Jackie Rose John Sykes Judy Perrigan Paul Rose Lisa Thomas Sue Presley Joe Sperow Timothy Triplette la Tommy Tucker Charlotte Viers Betty Viers weith Viers Om LiGm uO Keith Viers Leasha Viers Richard Viers Sam Walden Melissa Wallace Dale Wampler Mary White David Willis Lacretta Willis Cheryl Yates Dallas Yates Fonda Yates Jessie Yates Charlie Young Hey, guess what? Haysi has their own Dallas Cowboy BASKETBALL Cheerleaders, Lacretta, Angela, Brenda, Wrenda and Teresa. 35 Freshmen .. . — Participating in Junior Varsity sports and activities — Making themselves heard heard at pep rallies — Moving up a floor but, mostly looking forward to that big day in 1983. i my)? 1. Anthony Anderson 12. James Byers 23. Jennifer Deel 2. Barry Arrington 13. David Church 24. Jesse Deel 3. Scotty Baker 14. Greg Coleman _— 25. Pamela Deel 4. Sonja Baker 15. Susan Coleman 26. Tina Deel 5. Kirk Ball 16. Caroline Colley 27. Ronnie Duty 6. Bruce Belcher 17. James Colley 28. Brend a Edwards 7. Denny Bise 18. Karen Comer 29. Connie Edwards 8. Keith Blankenship 19. Melinda Davis 30. Delmon Edwards 9. Patricia Blankenship 20. Wendell Davis 31. Diane Edwards 10. Becky Bostic 21. Dennis Deel 32. John Edwards 11. Keith Burnette 22. Gary Deel 36 Moving On Up en LS eee 1. Russell Edwards 2. David Fields 3. Clayton Fleming 4. Danny Fuller 5. Frankie Fuller 6. Jackie Fuller 7. Jerry Fuller 8. Pam Gilbert 9. Brian Green 10. Stacy Hay 11. Pamela Hayes 12. Clifford Hill 13. Marty Kilgore 14. Donnie Kiser 15. Ralphine Kiser 16. Greg Lyall 17. Tommy Lyall 18. Tony Lyall 19. Jennifer Mullins 20. Kevin Mullins 21. Norma Mullins 22. Paula Neeley 23. Peggy Nowlin 24. Sifawna Nowlin 25. Bobby O’quinn Take Your Time; 26. Carlos O'quinn Think a Lot. 27. Jeffery O'quinn Think of All the 28. Missy O'quinn Things you've Got, 29. Tony O’quinn For You'll Still 30. Cassie Owens Be Here Tomorrow But Your Dreams May Not. 31. Denechia Owens 32. Dennis Owens 1. Georgia Owens 2. Mike Owens 3. Patricia Owens 4, Patty Owens 5. Timothy Owens 6. Tommy Owens 7. David Perrigan 8. Linda Perrigan 9. Richard Perrigan 10 Tony Phipps 11. Kim Powers 12. Mary Powers 13. Shelia Powers 14. Todd Puckett 15. Chris Rakes 16. Rebecca Ramey 17. Randy K. Rasnake 18. 19. Randy M. Rasnake Arnetta Rasnick 20. James Rasnick Ze 22. 5}. 24, Jay 26. Af 28. 29. 30. aul, 32 Eddie Ratliff Chad Robinson Rebecca Robinson Teresa Robinson Angetta Rose Deneene Rose Renee Rose Sherry Simpson Regina Sloan Eric Sluss Roberta Smith Freddie Stallard 1. Robert Stallard 2. Cindy Stanley 3. Margaret Stanley 4. Pamela Stanley 5. Paul Stanley 6. Rose Stanley 7. Sidney Stanley 8. James Sutherland 9. John Sutherland 10. Melissa Sutherland 11. Tim Sutherland 12. Greg Swiney 13. Larry Swiney 14. Rhonda Thacker 15. Jennifer Thomas 16. Rita Thomas 17. Angela Turner 18. Ervin Turner 19. Lonnie Turner 20. Jason Viers 21. Jessie Walker 22. Darrell Wallace 23. Michael Wallace 24. Timothy Wallace 25. Tommy Wallace 26. Trenia Wampler 27. Steve Whitner 28. Bill Wood 29. Lundy Wright 30. Jane Yates 31. Pamela Yates 32. Rita Yates 33. Marsha Younce 39 One Day At A Time Caroline Anderson Tracy Branham Lisa Anderson Barry Caldwell Beverly Arrington Paul Calo Donna Artrip Bryan Childress Russell Artrip Elizabeth Colley Andrea Baldwin Kyle Davis Wanda Bartley Gary Deel Tivis Barton Kenny Deel Edward Blankinship Mathew Deel Acie Boyd Margaret Deel John Boyd Mary Deel Joella Bradley Timothy Deel Keith Branham Angie Dingus This time won't last forever. 40 Allen Edwards Betsy Edwards Kimberly Edwards Nathan Edwards Rebecca Edwards Wayne Edwards John Farmer Wayne Fields Pat Flint Barbra Fleming Cindy Fuller Kitty Fuller Rhonda Fuller Does Your Mother Know? Collen Gilbert Kevin Gilbert Marcus Gilbert Jett Green Melissa Hackney Scotty Hackney Sherry Hackney Leroy Hall Terrie Hall Johnnie Lynn Harrison John Hess Eric Hill Michelle Hill 41 Tammy Hill Sammy Jones Billy Kiser Tamatha McNeeley Rocky Mitchell Betsy Mullins Jerco Mullins Mike Mullins Raymond Mullins Scotty Mullins Althea O’quinn Rita O’quinn Becky Owens Dwayne Owens Loretta Owens Margaret Owens Nina Owens Pamela Owens Redda Owens Miracle Ann Perrigan Carol Puckett Joe Puckett Kent Ramsey Johnny Rasnake Becky Rasnake Regina Reynolds Wayne Roark Chad Robinson Shelby Kim Robinson Dallas Rose Melissa Rose Nedra Scanlon Darwin Stallard Virginia Stallard Brian Stanley Jettrey Tiller Donnie Turner Jeff L. Turner Jettrey C. Turner Emory Larkin Turner Lester Turner Lola Turner David W. Walker Marc Walker Melinda Wampler Jimmy Wood Bobby Yates “Behind Closed Doors” Melissa Yates Teresa Yates Thomas Younce % wey 3 et - “We are Family” “Heartache Tonight” 43 44 Darlene Anderson Greg Austin Kenneth Barton Kim Belcher Jettrey Bise Jama Bostic Rufus Bowman Tina Branham Crystal Carico Susan Coleman Jettrey Colley Adam Compton Earl Compton Tammy Compton Greg Counts Brent Deel Carol Deel Cindy Deel Dedra Deel Jimmy Deel Rebecca Deel Jettrey Edwards Kevin Edwards Michael Edwards Penny Edwards Phillip Edwards Terry Edwards Vonda Edwards Pam Fields Doug Fleming Jackie Fleming David W. Fuller Joey Fuller Michael Fuller GOTCHA! Beginning Tigers learning tO roar. Begin Their Journey Shelia Fuller Debbie Gilbert James Gilbert David Green Joe Green Regina Hay Carter Hess Rebecca Holbrook Mark Justice John Kelly Emily Lowery Belinda Lyall Janet Lyall Alison Mullins Angela Mullins Christopher Mullins Daniel Mullins David Mullins Dontvan Mullins Kirby Mullins Mark Mullins Michael Mullins Steven Millins Tommy Mullins Sherry O’quinn Denver Owens Michael Owens Patricia Owens Teresa Owens Tammy Perrigan Bridgette Powers Vaughn Powers Beth Ratliff Curt Ratliff Gee, I really like my new Mickey Mouse watch. Antidisestablishmentarianism? I think he’s following me. 45 46 Lo The Top � a ” ws David Ratliff Donna Ratliff Michael Ratliff Clinton Robinson Michael Rose Clovis Sloan Ronald Sloan Rodney Sperrow Anthony Stanley Dewayne Stanley Angela Sullivan Linda Sutherland SERN Melissa Sutherland Terry Sutherland Glenda Sykes Jody Taylor Richard Thacker Carol Thomas Gary Thomas James Thomas Price Viers Joey Willis Keith Willis Mel Willis Patty Willis Phyllis Woods Ligeia Wright Christopher Yates Susan Younce Administration and Statt The beginning of the decade also ushered in a new administra - tion at Haysi High. Even though, both men are young they are not strangers to the field of education, having come directly from the classroom. There were many obstacles to overcome, each was met with enthusiasm and soon diminished due to the support given by both faculty and students. Senior Class of 1980: 0 wish all of you the _ your school years, decisions have agree with. However, I believe as the years 3 you will look back upon thos le cial experiences. achieve an i in life will be up to you, but whate you encounter or attempt always give it your best effort. advice is not for the sake of dear ole Haysi High, but ye find it to be for self-respect. Again, I say good lack to you and always try to keep, in your mind and heart for ¢ alma mater. New Administration Gets Into Swing Mr. David Yates, Principal Seniors: You are abo Everything you ft decisions from t will be a membe. such things as tion, and many ott However, as a parting gesture; let. of advice. Even though you are abou is ill and uncertain, keep the thought that har ability to persist in spite of diffi culties, and intelligen knowledge will enable you and your fellow graduates to overcome many of those problems that will confront you. Hard work, dilligence, and perseverance will also insure success for each of you. Look forward instead of back and” you will know success in a gratifying way. i ey uA Miss Patsy Kilgore Mrs. Myra Arrington 48 Mr. Ronnie Bartley, Ass’t. Principal Secretary Cafeteria Clerk Guidance Department he, a _ Always Ready To Help Your years at Haysi High are coming to an end. Your years in the future are just beginning. Make the most of your life, for you have but one life to live. Smile — Be Happy — Be Honest You soon will be facing one of the greatest challenges — you must now face the responsibility of making your own life-style. I hope that each of you will be able to reach for goals that will forever make you a better citizen. You will now be responsible for your own actions. Again, always be truthful and honest in all that you attempt to do. 7 Col eal Mr. Harold Byers 49 Teachers — Our Educators This section ts dedicated to those teachers who somehow helped us get through the year and continually listened to .. . “But Mr. Deel, I'll have my chemistry by tomorrow ... I’m not chewing gum, Mr. Colley ... O.K., Miss Collins, I'll do it over — but I sure as heck don’t want to ... Please Mr. Silcox, not ANOTHER Polack joke ... Say what, Mr. Whitner ... But Mr. McCarty, I just can’t concentrate — on history ... Mrs. Salyer, someone's stolen my gym clothes ... Mr. Counts, I HAVE to go — O.K. I'll leave my cigarettes on your desk ... Mrs. Taylor, nobody said Clerk- Typing would be like THIS ... Mrs. Crabtree, I returned that book yesterday — didn't I? ... But there’s a ballgame tonight, Mr. Boyd ... Mr. Kiser, not ANOTHER quiz... But Iam awake, Mrs. Slusher ... A LeStmebO)1) Al yecgeaee Mrs. Jewel Askins Mr. Carter Boyd Clinch Valley College Pikeville College B.S. B.S. Barbourville M.A. 4 Poe — oe SS oe Miss Jackie Collins Morehead State Univ. Mr. Jack Colley Mr. Larry Compton BA Tenn. Wesleyan B.S. Lincoln Memorial | Univ. BS. it hiP oii, iitag? eg p ght 28 gifat Mr. Ronnie Compton Lincoln Memorial Univ. B.S. +e + .7 Pus ; § | P Ff Se op ef Mr. Zane Counts Mrs. Velma Crabtree Mrs. Betty Deel East Tenn. State Univ. Radford College B.S. East Tenn. State Univ. B.S. B.S. By their every-ready smiles, one can see why Mrs. Jewel Askins and Mr. Jack Colley are considered, “friendliest. 50 And Friends ‘ A —— Mr. Bobby Deel Mr. Homer Deel Mrs. Cathy Deel Mr. Lee Deel Clinch Valley College Lee’s-McRae A.A. Radford Univ. B.S. Tenn. Tech. B.S. B.A. Emory and Henry B.A. ™ e a CC RNcaaC ot eNEtacgeR Mr. Roy Deel Miss Debbie Edwards Mrs. Shirley Harris Emory and Henry B.S. Clinch Valley College Radford Univ. B.S. BES: Mr. Butch Kiser Mr. Erdman Mullins Mr. Norman Mullins Bluefield College A.A. Va. Tech. State Clinch Valley College Clinch Valley College Univ. B.A. B.A. B.S. and M.S. qN Fe Mr. Richard Mullins Mr. Raymond McCarty Mr. Maynard Owens Berea College B.S. Hiwassee College A.A. Univ. of KY. B.S. East Tenn. State Univ. BS. Morehead State Univ. Known for their business-like and professional ways, Mrs. MA. Velma Crabtree and Mr. Harold Byers portray their roles me- ticulously in their respected fields. 51 Who Really Care Mrs. Katy Jo Powers James Madison Univ. B.S. Mr. Bruce Rush Va. Military Inst. B.S. Va. Commonwealth Univ. M.D. Even though these two favorites were chosen “most interest- ing”, Mrs. Kathy Slusher seems to be boring Mr. Zane Counts to sleep. TOC ee _ f ” f DEW iii ali ho eS i JN Mrs. Argilean Saylor Mr. Darrell Silcox Clinch Valley College Univ. of Ky. B.S. B.A. Mr. Gary Tacket Pikeville College B.A. Morehead State Univ. M.A. 52 Mrs. Kathleen Slusher JAA | Berea College B.A. Kal, ee Mr. Dennis Reedy Clinch Valley College B.A. ¥ Ma a) ra Ke Mrs. Shirley Salyers Hiwassee College A.A. East Tenn. State Univ. BS. Mr. Jimmy Smith Pikeville College B.S. Morehead State Univ. Mrs. Lana Taylor East Tenn. State Univ. B.S. About Our Future Mr. Bill Wright Mr. John Whitner Univ. of Virginia B.S. Georgia Tech. B.S. Miss Jackie Collins and Mr. Darrell Silcox are known around school for their helpfulness and dependability. Mrs. Nancy Belcher Miss Roxie Boyd Phys. Ed. Aide Library Aide Miss Donna Owens Office Aide Mrs. Lana Taylor and Mr. Butch Kiser, who can never seem to keep their mouths shut ... (at ballgames), were chosen “most school spirited.” 53 Teachers Doing What You don’t have to tell me I’m handsome, I al- ready know. And you try to tell me Groucho Marx didn’t have children. This is getting to be boring; I see Haysi has won another game. To the Faculty — From the Class of 1980 Sometimes, not often enough We reflect upon the good things. And those thoughts always center around those we love. And I think about those people Who mean so much to me. And for so many years have made me So very happy. And I count the times I have forgotten to say Thank you and Just how much I love you. Author Unknown he Mr. Yates, “Thou shall not break into the Coke machine.” a e ed ‘I dare you to say that again. ees aT 3 mM Mr. McCarty, don't pick HALLELUJAH ! your nose in class. There's just something about you that I like. we Hey kids ... It’s Mr. Bill. We now see there’s something rotten in Den- mark. You sit down and shut up ... or else!! 4 Mr. Colley, we see you have skeletons in your Closet. Myra ... Principal? So that's where she keeps her Play- This is gonna be so easy; teachers are so great. You better not! girl books. 55 Personnel Recognized And Appreciated (L to R) Mrs. Aileen Vandyke, Mrs. Mary Wood, Mrs. Thurlene Mullins, and Mrs. Alice Williams We, the hungry people of H.H.S. appreciate the hard work and dedication that goes into preparing our school lunches. A big change has occurred since the beginning of the year; we have been given a choice of food for each day, which includes the regular meal and sandwich, or a chet salad. Also we have been given a choice of four different kinds of milk. Students report that lunch is better than ever, and the proof is those long lunch lines. Thanks, ladies, for a job well done. Oe mg Mrs. Zelphia Edwards Custodian Some people say, “A woman's job is never done,” but this can also be applied to our custodians here at Haysi High. The Threesome of Mickey Mullins, Donald Mele ore oe Colley, and Zelphia Edwards never seem Custodian to finish one job until another one arises. We sincerely appreciate all the time and help they surrender to us: the students, faculty, and administration. Mr. Mickey Mullins Custodian 56 a had ATHLETICS © “ + “? L€ ge i hs ™ ; Si 2 % ‘ % ue ay ‘he ae we ¥ e..% ; = ERR SR, af, 58 ‘79 Season— A Dream Come True tae La Boron Row ( L to R) Coach Ronnie Eee, cae Ee McCarty, Joey Justice, gis Gaee SaBOEEe Lyall, Ronnie Hill, Jeff Sutherland, Ronnie Owens, Eddie Fuller, Tim Lyall, Michael Woods, Head Coach Butch Kiser, Second Row: Coach Benny Sutherland, Rick Coleman, Chuck Stiltner, David O’quinn, Rick Yates, David Osborne, Scott Anderson, Dwayne Yates, Scott Owens, Kevin Turner, Brian Ratliff, Coach Larry Compton, Third Row: Robert Kiser, Joey O’quinn, Tim Deel, Sammy Coleman, Trevor Childress, Terry Woods, James Mullins, Jesse Yates, David Yates, Brian Belcher, Top Row: Jam ie Bartley, Bobby O'quinn, Michael Bartley, Steve Rasnick, Benny Hess, Rick Ratlitf, John Dearmen, Tim Hayes, Randy Stiltner, Donnie Ratliff, and Paul Rose. Ronald Thomas played on my first winning season team as an offensive guard and a defensive linebacker. I was close to that group of boys; you can't always remember the scores of the games, but you can remember the kids like Ron. His attitude and his good nature was coupled with his willingness to get out on the field and compete — these qualities made him well-liked and a leader among his teammates. I remember Ronald Thomas best though, not as the athlete, b ut for the person he was. Coaching is a big part of my life which has been enriched because of my association with Ronald and others like him. Coach Kiser First Black Diamond Title For The end of the '79-80’ foot- et ball season found the Tigers tied with the Hurley Rebels for the Black Diamond District tt- tle. After a hard-fought game, the Tigers emerged victorious with the district crown along with a chance to play in the regionals. Rick Yates All BDD Offensive Center proudly display the D runner-up trophy Joey Justice scoring the winning Dewayne Yates touchdown against Hurley All BDD Defensive End And Then On To Regionals Advancing to the Region D finals the Tigers met the Rye Cove Eagles. After trail- ing most of the game, the Tigers made a come-back in the last minutes to win by a score of 7-6, moving up an- other step to play Clintwood. : op Se aia oe ae a op Tigers, Tigers, Tigers Scoreboard Tigers Opponent 8 Norton 32 0 Castlewood 28 7 Twin Springs 0 42 Pocahontas 16 27 Garden 12 24 St. Paul 0 28 Coeburn O 12 Wise 15) 12 Hurley 6 12 Ervinton 8 7 Rye Cove 6 7. Clintwood 28 Ap osnaet as srs LOA eae mm Tiger coaches: (kneeling | to r) Larry Compton, Head Coach Butch Kiser; (standing | to r) Raymond McCarty, J. V. Coach Ronnie Compton, Benny Suther- land Bottom Row — Brian Green, Freddy Stallard, Greg Coleman, Jeff O’quinn, Leroy Hall, Eric Hill, Bobby Yates, Brian Stanley, Tim Sutherland, Tim Owens. Second Row — James Colley, Lundy Wright, Michael Wallace, Wayne Fields, Jesse Deel, Bobby O'quinn, Scotty Mullins, Adam Compton. Third Row — Randy Rasnake, Barry Arrington, Tony Lyall, Ervin Turner, Keith Branham, Denny Bise, Paul Calo, Mike Mullins. Top Row — Jesse Walker, Randy M. Rasnake, Russell Edwards, Steve Whitner, Brian Childress, Sammy Jones, Jeff Green. 60 Tigers True Champions I Hays | ck AR is a Se RE The Last Season ‘ etf Sutherland Co-Captain Defense. Linebacker Offense- Tight End Defense- End Offense— End All BDD Offensive Tackle Defense-Cornerback Offense- Split End Defense - Tackle Offense - Tackle All BDD Defensive Tackle Defense - Safety Offense- End 62 All BDD Offensive Tight End All BDD Defensive Line Backer All BDD Place Kicker BDD Lineman of the Year Region D Tight End Region D Line Backer Defense- Running Back Offense- Cornerback John pe. l a Defense -Nosetackle BDD Coach of the Year All BDD Offensive Full Back All BDD Punter Region D Punter Co-Captain Defense - Linebacker Offense— Full Back Defense-Linebacker Offense - Running Back Defense - Tackle Offense - Tackle Bh. Defense - Tackle Defense- End Offense - Tackle As another year goes by, the time has come to wish my Senior players farewell. Each one will be missed because they were a vital part of the 79-80’ Football team. To each player, I extend best wish- es and many thanks for being part of my years here at Haysi High. — Coach Kiser The 1979-80 Football Cheerleaders Have Experienced Victory This year’s football cheerleaders did a wonderful job of keeping up the spirits of the Haysi High fans. They put the football boys’ spirits in high victory and kept the students’ aware of all the sports’ hap- penings’. They have worked long hours to prepare for games and pep rallies. They cheered the team on to many winning games and helped them accept defeat while always keeping their “Tiger Spirit” Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Left to Right — Lisa Thomas, Raetena Fink, Delinda Thomas (Gaptain),.Lacretta Willis, Wrenda Barton, and Amy Sutherland. Our mighty Tigger the Tiger, Rita Thomas, was always in a winning mood; she had that “Tiger Spirit.” She was there to cheer the Tigers on to victory and to keep the tans cheer- ing for their team. Aren't I the cutest Tiger you have ever seen? TIGERETTES SCOREBOARD a ‘itis HAYSI OPPO.- NENT 39 Clintwood 63 53 Ervington 35 56 Clintwood DZ, 45 Pound bo 50 Garden 48 57 Pocahontas 48 52 Hurley 24 64 Council 52 77. Whitewood 34 68 Pocahontas 37 43 St. Paul 45 95 Council 38 74 Castlewood 38 59 Ervington 35 62 Garden SPE 30 Pound 33 Gail Deel and Etta 58 Castlewood 38 Viers represented Haysi 32 = St. Paul 34 High School on the All 46 Hurley 43 District Team. They were 57 St. Paul 42 chosen as the two most- 36 Garden 44 outstanding forwards in 58 Jonesville 53 the Black Diamond Dis- 33 Clintwood 48 trict. Together these two girls averaged over 32 RECORD-16-7 points a game. Strike Again The Haysi Tigerettes, as in the two previous years, emerged as Black Diamond Champions for 1979-80. The team again was number 1 in the Black Diamond District as they have since the beginning of the new district. The record this year was 10-2 losing by a narrow margin only to the St. Paul Deacons. The team was runner up in the Black Diamond District Tourna- ment, and went on to regional D competition. The Tigerettes defeated the Jonesville Bulldogs for the first time and set up a rematch against the Clintwood Green Waves. Due to unfortunate illness of a few of the ¥ JA starters, Haysi lost the hard-fought contest. Coach x. GER © Homer Deel regretted the loss of his four senior players a 5 (oF ety Sondra Younce, Etta Viers, Gail Deel and Freda Ras- om we | nake, but Coach Deel plans to go after the champion- ship for a fourth year with a young but fantastic team. ae Centers: Sondra and Melissa 65 66 J.V. Achieves Another Pertect Year Coach Bobby Deel’s Junior Varsity team walked away with another Black Diamond District Championship. In the three years that Coach Deel has been coaching the J.V.’s he has lost only three games. This year, using the strong throwing arm of Judy Perrigan, the quickness of Mary Powers and the agility of the rest of the team they were able to finish the season with a record of 21 wins and 0 losses. This is the best record ever obtained by a Haysi Team. What a grand team they will be when they play on the Varsity Team. Centers; Leasha and Angie The 8th grade girls’ basketball team, which was coached by Mr. Bobby Deel, won all the games that were played this year. Most of the girls gained some exper- tence by playing on the J.V. team also. Among them were Pam Owens, Angie Dingus, Tracey Branham, Carolyn Ander- son, and Johnnie Lynn Harris. Tigerettes In Action NRSINADS od 2 : BES = Il High! The Girls’ Basketball Cheerleaders always do their best to keep the team’s spirit high, and the fan’s love strong. They also decorate the halls gym with colorful posters signs. The girls that keep the cheers alive whether in victory or defeat are Missy O’quinn, Norma Mullins, Cindy Stanley, Kim Powers, and Rhonda Thacker. Haysi’s boys basketball season was originally scheduled for December 1, but was delayed until the 16th, be- cause of a long football season. The team worked well together and their goal was the District Championship. There were seven seniors and seven juniors on the varsity team, and nine which stood six feet tall and over. Mr. Larry Compton was the coach of the varsity team, with Mr. Butch Kiser as his assistant. Mr. Ronnie Compton coached the junior varsity and 8th grade. This year has proven to be a win- ning season, because of the exper- tence of these fine coaches and the hard work and determination of the team. The coaches wish to compli- ment the fans for supporting the team, which they believe has helped the team have a better season. _ Boys Bounce Above, the coaches of Haysi’s boys basketball team, Mr. en eer Mr. Butch Kiser, and Mr. Ronnie Compton. To Victory Standing from Left to Right: Tim Steele— Jr, Treavor Childress — Jr., Jimmy Rasnake — Jr, Gary Edwards — Jr., Rick Ratliff — Sr., Reed Owens — Jr., Darren Deel — Jr, Terry Woods — Jr., Sitting: Danny O’quinn — Sr., Brad Childress — Sr., Jeff Sutherland — Sr., Adam Wampler — Sr., Eddie Fuller — Sr., Royce Owens — Sr. Above: Adam Wampler makes a jump shot as Jeff Sutherland screens for him. Right: Reed Owens makes a jump shot against St. Paul. Left: Terry Wood scores 2 points with a layup. Haysi’s J. V. From Left to Right: Donnie Ratliff, Jeff O’quinn, Jamie Bartley, Tommy Tucker, Patrick Grubbs, Eddie Ratliff Jason Viers, Randall O’quinn, Bobby O'quinn, Joey O'quinn, Anthony Anderson, Tim Sutherland, Steve Whitner, Duane Owens, Greg Coleman. Haysi Tiger up for the rebound. Jason Viers in his natural position. Basketball Team The J.V. Team gets advice from Ronnie Compton. Patrick Grubbs up to score 2 points for Haysi. 8th Grade Boys Basketball ? First Row: Keith Branham, Larkie Turner, Jeff Turner, Scotty Mullins, Brian Stanley, Lester Turner, Thomas Younce Second Row: Terry Hall, Matthew Deel, Bobby Yates, John Boyd, Nathan Edwards, Eric Hill, Ray Mullins. 7h Tigers All The Wa yo Top to Bottom: Wrenda Barton, Lacretta Willis, Amy Sutherland, Lisa Thomas, Delinda Thomas, and Janet Barton On 1979-1980 varsity boys’ basketball cheerleaders inspired the team to do their best no matter what the situation. This year the girls really worked hard getting ready for the games. Their unity teamwork created a winning spirit for the fans community. Thanks girls, for your beautiful, loud mouths. 73 Baseball Is A_Hit ‘i ‘ $ ee ee “ att pon et ea Lett to Right —Kerry Hay, Ronnie Owens, Jeff Sutherland, Coach Ronnie Compton, Bradley Childress, Treavor Childress, Terry Woods. Brad Childress Catcher Jett Sutherland Third Base Terry Woods Kerry Hay Second Base 74 Ronnie Owens Treavor Childress Pitcher Third Base Right Fielder Pitcher Shortstop Sia, toes eee Creative Art Club The Art Club sponsor was Mrs. Velma Crabtree. She has sponsored the Art Club for the past two years. She says it has been a difficult club to get started, but one of the major reasons for joining is that you learn new and different kinds of cratts. The Art Club was the most creative club in the school. The club was not as big this year as it has been in the past because the students had to dress up for initiation on Halloween, and they also sponsored Halloween Dress-Up Day for the rest of the school. Th e members of the club were very hard and dependable workers. They did various crafts such as create Ojojedios, prepared baked Christmas tree ornaments, worked with macrame, oven ceramics, and linolium blockprints. They also sponsored their annual Art Club Fair held in the Spring. Officers of the Art Club were President: Tina Owens, Vice-President: Rhonda Hill, Secretary- Treasurer: Julie Fuller, Reporter: Donita Mullins. Tiger Band Stays In Step Dedication, hard work, and tired feet are synonymous with the H.H.S. Marching Band. But the many compliments received after every enthusiastic performance proved to be very rewarding. The efforts on part of both students and teacher have been tremendous. Here are just a few of the Band’s many activities. We have ... WE ARE PROUD! Our fearless leader. Always looked good ... THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT! And held a number of fund -raising activities. Trumpets — (L-R) Caroline Anderson, Jamie Bartley, Rene Rose, Rocky Barton, Flutes — (L-R) Peggy Nowlin and Wrenda Barton, and Teresa Edwards. Nedra Scanlon Saxophones — (L-R) Pam Owens, Lane (L-R) Clarinets — Becky Owens, Donita Mullins, Julie Fuller, and Tracy Branham. Sluss, and Barry Caldwell. Bass Clarinet — Keith Stanley. Clarinets — Vickie Church, Liz Colley, Virginia Stallard. Bass Clarinet — Jeff Turner. f 3; ee a) Ps iyi : (L-R) Tuba — Brian Stanley. Baritone Wayne Roark, Trombone — Steve Whitner. Bart Sax — Darrell Wallace. Drumline (L-R) — Tony Colley, Patrick Grubbs, Brenda Edwards, Joey O’quinn, Edward Blankenship, Betsy Edwards, James Byers, and Eddie Ratliff. 78 Rhonda Hill — Majorette, Tina Owens — (L-R) Tony Colley — Captain — Reporter, Mr. Bruce Rush — Director, Rocky Barton — Captain, Drum Major Midget - Mania! Over the years, band members have come to re- spect each other for their tal- ent and enjoy one-another’s companionship. PS ya a m Rifles — (L-R) Nanette Willis, Ida Wallace, Sandra Soulereyette 79 Beta: B Or Better Those students who have and maintain a B aver- | age are chosen to become honorary members of the Beta Club. One of the many goals of this organiza - tion was to attend the National Beta Club Conven- tion. Much effort was put forth by each member in raising money for this project. Sponsoring the Beta Club this year are Mr. Zane Counts and Mr. Carter Boyd. They participate in the club meetings and are active in all fund-raising projects. Several of these projects were: selling homecoming corsages, spon- soring the 1979 homecoming dance, designing and building the winning homecoming float (“Tigers Busting Out in '79”), and also keeping the events board in the lobby up-to-date. Beta Club Officers: (L to R) Lisa Owens, Reporter; Pam Ramsey, Treasurer; Vickte Church, Secretary; Robert Bailey, Vice-President; Debbie Rasnake, Presi- dent. To keep a B average, Tony spends 80 his spare time studying. Always Have Faith ... The Bible club always keeps the faith in the many things that they do. They are a very active club which sponsors the Christmas program each year. The Bible club also gives daily devotions each morning over the P.A. system. The sponsors are Mr. Jimmy Smith and Mr. Carter Boyd. The president is Clifton Boyd. Foreign Language Speaks Out a The Foreign Language Club, a newly-developed club, is sponsored by Mrs. Kathy Slusher and Mr. Bobby Deel. It is a call club which sometimes meets once a month. They plan to have pen pals and culture studies. They also plan to participate in the Christmas program this year, and a field trip 1s planned. 81 Dance Club ... Boogies To The Beat Wednesday night classes ... but I'll miss “Real People” ... OK kids, now were going to do the hula ... Chuck, do you really need that grass skirt? ... Watch the hands, Robert ... Dip your partner ... Pick up your partner... Hey, who put this Lawrence Welk album in my Bee Gees cover? ... Let's GET DOWN ... Oh no, I can't get back up! ... Cha Cha Cha... NowI see why they call it Disco. You could Dis-co-nect your spinal cord ... Now we're going to learn how to waltz ... Would you please get off my foot!... “Meatloaf” Live! Did you say groovy or “with gravy”... News Flash! We have just been intormed that Saturday Night Fever 1s NOT, we repeat, is NOT conta- gious. ies ated oe Sponsor: Mrs. Kathy Slusher, President: Patrick Grubbs, Vice-Pres.: Lisa Owens, Secretary-Treasurer: Vicky Church and Jennifer O’quinn. pe = so R= Awe : ae ER , ae br Bl Te aa 4 82 FBLA Gets Down To Business The Haysit High School chapter of the os Mt. Future Business Leaders of America have i. gs, | become co-curricular and do most of their Cre _ club work during class. Representatives yy . a were selected to represent each business b class. The officers and representatives along IF. on with the aid of Ms. Debbie Edwards, Ms. Jackie Col lins, and Mrs. Lana Taylor make the final decisions for the club. The FBLA’s mmm, activities for the 1979-80 year included vis- iting Norton Nursing Home and presenting the residents with fruit baskets. They also Mrs. Taylor is always willing to lend a helping hand. attended state convention at Roanoke. The FBLA at HHS are looking forward to con- tributing their knowledge to the business world. Miss FBLA, Delilah Turner. eee ! ‘ Margaret Edwards — Hist., Jennifer Hill — Rep., Ms. Debbie Edwards — SP., Residents of the Norton Nursing Home, smiling Rebecca Branham — Pres., Ms. Jackie Collins — SP., Pam Edwards — V. Pres., Etta because someone Cares. Viers — Sec. 03 FFA Digging “79-80” q The FFA was composed of two groups, the Junior and Senior FFA. The Junior FFA (below) was made up of the first year students and the Senior FFA (above) was made up of the second and third year students. The sponsors of both groups are Mr. Erdman Mullins and Mr. Richard Mullins. The Senior club officers are: President — Chris Rakes, Vice President — Clifford Hill, Secretary — Eric Sluss, Treasurer — Todd Puckett, Sentinel — Ervin Turner, and Reporter — Charlie Young. The of- ficers of the Junior FFA are: President — Sam Jones, Vice President — Michael Mullins, Secretary — Larkin Turner, Treasurer — John Hess, Reporter — Le- roy Hall, and Sentinal — Jeff Green. The main goal of the FFA was to teach leadership, and to accomplish this objective the FFA have sponsored a fair for the public viewing, they have voted to start an agriculture reference library for the school, and they have participat- ed in different contests throughout the year. FHA Coming On Strong FHA 1s undoubtbly one of the most de- pendable clubs in the school. They are always called upon to sponsor activities such as serv- ing the football boys and homecoming court during Spirit Week, holding an open-house for parents and teachers during National Edu- cation Week, and also preparing and serving at the Senior Reception after graduation. FHA 1s synonymous with food. This year's FFA-FHA fair was co-sponsored, and all the students contributed many excellent exhibits. As one can see, FHA has built up quite a reputation for themselves and HHS greatly appreciates this active club. Miracle Perrigan Queen Princess — AN «JRE HUMEMA ANY (-) A Sa OF AMERICA == AMCDICA FHA Officers — Freda Rasnake — Historian, Sondra Younce — Secretary, Lagwenna Rose — President, Letta Pauley — Treasurer, Tammy Hackney — Reporter, Mrs. K.J. Powers, Sponsor, Patty Farmer — Historian, Pam Gilbert — Chaplin, Pat Blankenship — Parlimentarian, Janie Frazier — Vice-President. 85 86 Key Club Made An Impression The Key Club was an organization in which young men tried to fulfill and achieve certain goals while coordinating the work with the local Kiwanis Club. They worked toward goals which helped or benefited the school and community in a meaningtul way. Gail Deel 1979-1980 ei Key Club Sweetheart oo Danny O’quinn holds the visitation key exchanged between Key Club and Kiwanis. Warren Hay, Lt. Governor of Division 8. The officers made a vital contribution to the club and strived to keep the club No. 1 in the school. Library Aides — Almost As Important As Santa’s Elves , a ae : ; er = =F ea This year we would like to ac- ou fe J, eet a | knowledge the library aides who Gl are: Raetena Fink, Jackie Rose, Jackie Deel and Jetf Taylor. These students give their free time and study halls in aiding Mrs. Crabtree in the library by doing various jobs such as stamping books, signing passes, putting away books and keeping the library quiet when Mrs. Crabtree was out. This year for the first time in the history of Haysi the library has a full-time assistant who 1s Roxie Boyd. This year the K.V.G. at Haysi High has increased its membership tremendously. The purpose of this club was to help in fighting forest fires. The members of this club | show their interest for the state of Virginia by giving their time and hard work when needed. By the look on Gary's face you'd never know there was a fire. How does Danny ever expect to blow out a fire. FIRE! FIRE! 87 Pep Club Keeps The Spirit ee The pep club is one of the largest organiza - tions with over 100 members. It is dedicated to encourage school spirit before and during ball games. This year they entered a float, Steam- roller, in red, white, and blue, for the Home- coming game. They also helped with Spirit Week. President Gail Deel discusses ideas with sponsor, Mr. Gary Tackett. The hard working officers are: Terry Woods, secretary; Jennifer O’quinn, reporter; Gary Edwards, Treasurer; Gail Deel, president; Chuck Stiltner, vice SAE: Students Taking Action For Education Student Action for Education was the club that helped to serve the school by substituting when teachers were not present, acting as teachers’ aides, and grading papers. They participated in Nation- al Education Week by treating the teachers and athletes to cookies and punch. They presented a Parent's Day Program which in the past has been a traditional activity of this club and made a Homecoming Float which won 3rd place. The theme was ‘Let's Send the Deacons Back to School.” Pictured at the right 1s this year’s SAE sponsor, Mrs. Jewell Askins. SAE Officers: (L to R) Amy Sutherland, Reporter; Angie Delaney, Vice-President; Brenda Edwards, President; Jennt- fer Carroll, Secretary - Treasurer. Science Club Explores Robert Bailey — President Lane Sluss — Vice President Tony Colley — Secretary - Treasurer Vickie Church — Reporter SCIENCE CLUB ... Working to- gether to further their knowledge of the world around them. This year the club went on a hike to Elkhorn City and participated in a math and sci1- ence contest at Clinch Valley College. 4-H Achieves I pledge my HEAD to clearer thinking Trenia Wampler — President My HEART to greater loyalty My HANDS to larger service And my HEALTH to better living for David Anderson — Secretary-Treasurer My club, my community, my country, and EN world. Barry Caldwell — Vice President Wayne Roark — Reporter Jett Turner Rose Stanley — Song Leaders Spirit Week ... Tiger Fever mee OOLDall aa Llayers amen Cheerleaders ... Pep Rallies Challenges ... Freshmen Vs. Seniors Spirit Stick Coach Kiser gets pie in the face Laughter ... Floats St. Paul Deacons slaughtered ... Big win 24-0... Victory Dance Get down with Furnace Creek ... Football team not only wins game, but also gains love and respect. Football players proved to men teachers that practice made perfect. t 92 Pep Club worked long and hard preparing a float for home- coming night. Cheerleaders pulled for the ti- gers. And they said, ‘Men, this ain't easy!” we Sod Bonfire proved to be an exciting event. Comes Alive Tigger the Tiger showed the spirit of a lion. Girls’ Basketball players cheered the Tigers on to victory. Jamie Bartly after a rough practice. Senior girls had their pride damaged when lost to Freshmen in tug-of-war. Football players and cheerleaders had a special relationship. 94 Expresses Itself ¥ f i Coach Kiser received the Miss Collins always made people traditional pie in the face. smile Cheerleading spon- sor, Mrs. Taylor, Practiced what she preached “Spirit” Cheerleaders Boogied on down to the tiger sound. HHS had it’s own Fonzie’ettes. - ay ry | Seniors A- eo Boom- pa ‘ Chick-A- : } Boomed . e teachers ge? F mA we Football players prepared for the kill. But Never Dies Bless. wlE C, = Coach worked his strategy Furnace Creek gave an excellent performance. Carolyn O'quinn crowned an excited Pam Ram- all day on Friday. sey. “We got spirit yes we do”, said Tiger Fans. oy mad Jeff Sutherland, anxious foot- ball player, awaited the chance to kiss the Queen. Melissa Rose Daughter of: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rose Junior Rebecca Branham Daughter of: Mr. and Mrs. Thelmar Branham Senior In Time ee Oo, Theresa Edwards Daughter of: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edwards Sophomore Delilah Turner Daughter of: Mr. and Mrs. Jett Turner Senior Mary Powers Pam Ramsey Daughter of: Daughter of: Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ™ Dewey Powers James Ramsey Freshman Senior a - i : Tammy Pe McNeely ss Daughter of: sg Mr. and Mrs. Sg Wade J. McNeely uy Junior High Key club helped brighten the night with this beautifully presented float. s The 1979 Homecoming Queen Pam Ramsey, Senior 1978 Homecoming Queen, Miss Carolyn O’Quinn was present to crown the new queen. Homecommg 79 The night of Oct. 12, 1979, began with the same anticipation as all HHS Homecoming games have in the past. The fans were cheering to the beat of the Tigers as they roared onto the field. As the night progressed, the excitment grew. Then came the crowning of the 1979 Homecoming Queen, Miss Pam Ramsey. Floats pataded the football field with encouraging thoughts for the unbeatable Tigers, illustrating the faith that the entire student body gave to them. With the nights end, the HHS Tigers walked away from the field with one of their most victorious wins, 24-0. game 1s. gratulation kiss. Coach Kiser explains to quarterback, Trevor Chil- dress How important this A willing Jett Sutherland presents Pam with the traditional con- O77; Memories ” “Country Roads. I'm going to be an astronaut when I grow up. f ine y ! s ' 4 98 What's she looking for? A bomb! Cant helen Ten abeeerahle A Mind Filled With Visions .. . The Creature From the Black Lagoon ad- vances upon our unsuspecting photographer. But Mommy, I don't feel good. ery What STRANGENESS lurks at the other end Past the lips and through the gums, look out stomach here it comes! es of the pipeline. 99 oe Sex education a Tith, bhae Trade you my soup bone for a dogie biscuit. del - oe Good morning guys. FOREVER FRIENDS. eee bit season. L'eggs are here! 101 Dine And Dance With .. . ; 7 4 Mz 2 “iy z = 2 S : é Prom 1OF Juntor-Sen Annual Staff Creates Images { This year has been an exper- tence that will never be forgot- ten for a group of odds and ends who call themselves ju- niors and seniors. Being an an- nual staff member wasn't al- ways fun and games, but we never expected it to be an easy job. Many times we were forced to come face to face with our- selves, and didn't always like what we saw. Still, we learned to work, achieve, and perform in unbelievable harmony. So often when the demands became more persistant, our tempers flared leaving hurt feel- ings and tears. But then, that’s all a part of living ... a part of growing up. At the end of the journey the 18 members of the annual staff worked closely with one another as sisters and brothers would. As with a fam- ily, we've learned to share our thoughts, our emotions, and most importantly, our love. In the process of creating Sil- houettes we have found seasons of ourselves. We give this book to you in hopes that it will pro- vide memories, reflections, and dreams of an unforgettable year. Silhouettes is you, my friend. 106 Debbie R. “Dobbie”: Co-FEditor, Theme Pages, Football, An- nual Staff Pages, Senior Snaps, Student Life, Editors Page, Annual Staff Pages. Lagwenna R. “Lagwrench’: Co-kditor, Theme Pages, Football, Annual Staff Pages, Senior Snaps, Stu- dent Life , Editors Page, Annual Staff Pages. Trina FE. “Melster”: Seniors, Cheerleaders Clubs, Typist, Ads, Senior Babics. Robert B. “Motor Mouth”: Dedication, Juniors, Faculty, Ads, Typist, Junior Personalities. Lisa O. “Weasy”: Photographer, Ads, Juniors, Band, Typist, Junior Personalities. Warren H. “Skippy”: Ads, Clubs, Freshman, Assistant Photographer, Typist. Jennifer C. “Red”: Juniors, Ads, Clubs, Senior Index, Typist, Junior Personalities, 7th grade. Jackie Collins “Freckle Face”: Friend, Permission Getter, Vinal Proofer, Goody Buyer, Referee, English user, Funny Face, Forbidder, Entertainer, Advice Giver, Mon- ey Boss, Sweet Talker, Dirty Minded, and all around great Mom. Leaves Their Mark Becky B. “Beck”: Division Pages, Freshman, Clubs, Ads, Typist. Danny O. “Mr. K.”: Title Page, Baseball, Sophomores, Clubs, Ads. Gail D. “Sweet- te”: 8th grade, Clubs, Girls Basketball, Ads, Typist. Pam E. “Sissy”: 8th grade, Clubs, Division Pages, Ads, Typist. Tony C. “Oreo Kid”: Senior Babies, Seniors, Ads, Band, Typist. Phillip W. “PD”: Seniors, Ads, Clubs, Boys’ Basketball, Typist, Senior Babies. Brenna O. “Bren”: Ads, Clubs, Freshman, Cheerleaders, Title Page, Typist. Pam R. “Queenie”: Ads, Clubs, Sophomores, Cheerleaders, Title Page, Typist. Theresa Y. ‘Perky’: Ads, Clubs, Dedication, 7th grade, Girls’ Basket- ball, Typist, Junior Personalities, Juniors. Melissa R. “Malicious”: Ads. Clubs, Juniors, 7th grade, Senior Index, Typist, Junior Personalities. Nanette W. “Nannie”: Ads, Clubs, Seniors, Faculty, Typist, Senior Babies. And Disappears 107 108 Fall Leaves of different colors, red, orange, yellow ... Friends ... News. - Glasses 2e. Old teach. ers, Mr. Owens — New teachers, Mr. Whitner ... All those Gov't Quizes 2, English and Chaucer .. Mctures taken — How dot look Good- Bye T.V., Hellow Homework ... Halloween — All those ugly. faces Pep rallies YEA! -. Say-a-boom-chick-a-_ boom ... Spirit week .. . Home- coming, 24-0... Miss Pam Ram- sey, Queen... Football District Champs ... First time to play in� Regionals ... BDD Champs in Girls Basketball . ., Turkey! No 1 don’t want any mote . ge . = Summer Jobs; ; fy feet are killing m Family vacations, Florida .� . Sleeping late every morning... Sunbathing and sunbarns Watching soaps, Who's having an’ affair this time ... Picnics at the Breaks... Swim- ming ... July 4th — Red, White, Blue . Looking forward to returning to school ... The Good Days Of Our Life. .. Laziness .. . New Clothes. ne VOR eee se oe co oe pee er ee oa _ Baseball dont spill pepsi on me this ation — work, work, work “Average Grades ... ( radu - ation — Farewell to the sen- “iors... “Good-Bye To Good Ole HHS,” Welcome a Class’ of “81 37. Tears, Good-byes ... School’s out... . Trees come back to life : Senior Prom, Pieask, . Syokca i year! ... Class rings arrive — % _... Preparation for gradu- omg ee Announcements, 7 109 110 HAYSI DOLLAR STORE Owners: Harold Roger Fuller cosmetics school supplies toys electrical appliances Haysi, VA SANDLICK HARDWARE FURNITURE (CO) Hardware, Furniture, Houseware Tools and Small Appliances Birchleaf, VA Ph. 865-4901 For all your shopping needs .. . Chances are you'll find what you need at your Singleton’s store. Our ninety-nine well-organized departments make shopping a pleasure. And you'll find our prices very reasonable. 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Clintwood, VA The challenge is to find ways...new 24228 ways...to utilize the earth’s vast store- nouse of fuels in providing the energy needed for this nation to continue to be great. The means —innovative technolo- gies, exotic engineering, dynamic architec- GR l IND y ture — exciting advances that must come if man is to tap Nature's lode for the energies he needs. FR ONT From the smallest part of the uni- verse to the largest...that’s the scope of END the energy field today. The opportunity for personal achievement is infinite; the chal- lenge, one that must be met. SI IOP : Box 774 Grundy, VA APPALACHIAN POWER CO. 24614 144 THE MAIN IAL: JOHNSON’S CHEVEROLET-OLDS Elkhorn Clintwood, Sue - ff DOTSON ' DRIVE-IN COMPLIMENTS HAY.SI MEDICAL.CLINIC � 146 KAN DESO ieee: Grundy, VA Phone: 935-2291 Michael — Walter Products VANSANT OFFICE MUIAPIL YG Vansant VA CLINTIWOOD LUMBER ee QULIREIL YT, LUNI. Building Supplies Everything to build “Anything” “Over 100 years of experience” Clintwood VA 24228 Leonard Clay, Manager 147 W 2 =Is Q. = O 148 Our Time ... Come And Gone Anderson, David — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Anderson Basketball 8; 4-H Expanding Horizons 8; Science club 8, 9 (Report- er), 10 (Pres.); Senior 4-H club 8, 9 (Reporter), 10 (Vice-Pres.), 11 (Sec. and Treas.), 12 (Sec. and Treas.); 4-H High Individual, First Place District Award in Land Appreciation 9, 10; 4-H County Council 10 (Vice-Pres.), 11 (Pres.), 12; 4-H State Congress 9, 10; Track team 9; Honor Roll 8, 9, 12; Perfect Attendance for 11 years; 4-H Bus. Management Workshop 10; 4-H Conservation Award 10; 4-H Commodity Marketing Award 10; Beta club 10, 11 (attended convention), 12; Key club 10, 11 (Board of Directors); 12 (Board of Directors); KVG 10, 11, 12; Upward Bound 10, 11, 12; 1978 Va. Assoc. of Adult 4-H Leaders 11; 4-H Program Componet Commit- tee 11, 12; 4-H Ag. Award 11; 4-H Leadership Award 11; NRA Life Membership 11, 12; FFA 12; First Place in FFA Fair 12. Barton, Rocky “Dob” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chad Barton Art Club 8, 9, 10; Pep Club 8, 9, 10; Vica 11, 12; Key Club 12; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettered in Band 8; Stripe in Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Captain in Band 12; Basketball Manager 10, 11; Baseball Manager 10, 11; Football Stats Keeper 12; Basketball Stats Keeper 12. Belcher, David — Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Belcher Certificate in Auto, Body, and Fender I, 11. Boyd, Clifton “Fritz’”” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Deel 4-H club 8; FFA 8, 9 ( Vice-Pres.), 10; Bible club 9, 10 (Chaplin), 11 (Pres.) 12 (Pres.); SAE 10, 11, 12; Art club 11; Key club 11; Dance club 12; Foreign Language club 12 (Pres.); Perfect Attendance 8, 9, 11; Who’s Who 11; Forensic 12. Branham, Rebecca Kay “Becky” — Danghter of Mr. and Mts. Thelmar Branham FHA 8, 9, 10 (Historian and Federation Chaplin); Book club 8; Pep club 9; Beta club 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11; Delegate to FBLA State Convention), 12 (Pres.); Band 8, 9; Flag Team 12; Prom Committee 11; Junior Class Secretary 11; Homecoming Court 10, 12; Annual Staff 12; Senior Personality — Best Dressed. Childress, Bradley “Brad” — Son of Mr. and Mts. Larry Childr ess FFA 8, 9 (Treasurer); Key club 9, 10; Chess club 8; Beta club 10; Pep club 10, 12; Art club 10, 12; Vica 10, 11, 12 (officer); Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; All District Tackle and Honorable Mention Defensive End in Football: Talent Shows 11; SP — Class Clown. Coleman, Clifford “Captain Cool Cat” — Mr. and Mrs. Kelver Coleman FFA 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; Art club 11; Vica President of Drafting Class; Art Award 11, 12; Senior Personality — Cutest. Coleman Ricky — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Coleman FFA 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; Football 12. Colley, Tony — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Colley FFA 8; Science club 8, 9, 10 (Vice-Pres.), 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Sec. and Treas.); Chess club 8; Bible club 9, 10 (Sec. and Treas. ); Art club 9; Key club 9, 10, 11, 12; FTA 10, 11, 12; Beta club il, U2 Dance club 12; FBLA 12; Band 8, 9 (Sots), 10, 11, 12 (Captain and Reporter); Perfect Attendance 8, 9, 10, 11; Second place in Science Fair 9, 11; Third place in Science Fair 10; Three b;ue, two red, and two white ribbons in Art Fair 10; Forensics 12 — Poetry. Compton, Shelia — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Compton FHA 8, 9, 10; 4-H club 8, 9, 10, 12: Pep club 12; Vica 11, 12; Hero Clube iImeT2: Counts, Jimmie — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Finis Counts VicanlOmL Lia Dale, Sharon “Heifer” — Daughter of Stella T. Dale Bible club 8; Pep club 8, 11, 12; FHA 8, 12; FBLA 12; Dance club 12; Hero club 9, 10 (Reporter), 11. Davis, Jeff Bryon — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Davis FFA 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12. Dearmen, John R. “Big Bob” — Son of Ruth Dearmen FFA 8, 9 (Pres.); 4-H club 8; Bible club 8, 9, 12 (Assistant Vice- Pres.); Vica 10, 11 (Parliamentarian); Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Deel, Barney Keith — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Deel 4-H club 8, 9, 10, 11; FFA 8; Vica 11, 12; Vica Safety Club 11; Perfect Attendance 8, 9, 10, 11. Deel, Fern “Fernix ” — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Deel FHA’8, 9,12, Art clabs1@, Pep club a0, 1112) FBEARI 2 ay, Basketball 10; J.V. Football Cheerleader 9; Physical Fitness Award 8. Deel, Vonettia Gail — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Deel FHA 8, 9 (Chaplin); Pep club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); FBLA 12; Beta club 12; Annual Staff 12; Eighth Grade Girls Basketball 8; J.V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Lettered in Basketball 11; Most Valuable Player in Basketball 11; All District Forward in Basketball 12; One Stripe in Basketball 12; Physical Fitness Award 8, 9, 10; Physical Achievement Award 10; Junior Homemakers Degree 9; Prom Committee 11; Homecoming Court 11; Key Club Sweet- heart 12; Miss Senior 12. Dunford, Todd “Bones” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dunford FFA 8, 9, 10; Art club 8, 9; Vica 12. Edwards, Pamela Carol “Pam” — Daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Palmer Edwards Book club 8; FHA 8, 9, 10 (Reporter and Federation Reporter); Pep club 9, 12; FBLA 11 (FBLA State Convention Delegate), 12 (Vice-Pres.); AMPC 10 (Pres.); Annual Staff 12; Flag Team 11; Choir 10. Edwards, Todd ‘Frog’”” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Edwards FFA 8, 9; 4-H club 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; KVG 10, 11, 12. Edwards, Trina “Melster’’ — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Edwards FHA 8; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10; FTA 12; Dance Club 12; FBLA 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11; Who’s Who 11; Prom Usher 10; Cheerleader 8; Forensic, Alternate — Poetry 12; Top Ten 12. Frazier, Elizabeth Jane “Janie” — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frazier FTA 8, 9, 10 (Sec. and Treas.), 11 (Pres.); Bible Club 8, 9 (Report- er), 10 (Sec. and Treas.), 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Vice-Pres.); FHA 8, 9, 11, 12 ( Vice-Pres.); Pep Club 10; Beta Club 12; Foreign Language Club 12 (Vice-Pres.); FBLA 12; Dance Club 12; Choir 11; Perfect Attendance 8; Won Awards and Ribbons in FHA Fair 9, 12; First Runner-Up in Beauty Pageant 10; Received a bond in Beauty Pageant 11; Top Ten 12. Fuller, Eddie — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sutherland FFA 8, 9; Art Club 10; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; Vica 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12 (Manager); Baseball 12; Letter in Football 11; Stripe in Football 12; Letter in Basketball 12; Perfect Attendance 8, LO Mel ee Fuller, Norma Jean — Wife of Dennis Ray Fuller FHA 8, 9, 10, 12 (Reporter); Vica 11, 12; FBLA 12; Bible Club 12; Physical Fitness Award 10. Fuller, Randall Ray “Doc” — Son of Mrs. Ray Fuller FFA 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; Achievement Award in Power Mechanics Class 10; Achievement Award in Welding Class 11; Senior Personal- ity — Sexiest. Garrett, Lorretta — Wife of William A. Garrett FHA 8; FBLA 12; Science Club 10; Choir 10; Attended FHA Summer Rally 8; Junior Homemakers Degree 8. Garrett, Stacey ““Mooch” — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garrett Pep Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; AMPC 8, 9; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 8, 9; Science Club 10, 11, 12; KVG 11, 12; Dance Club 12; Choir 10; Rifle Corps 8 (First and Second Place Ribbon), 9 (Letter), 10, 11 (Second Place Trophy), 12; Cheerleader 9; Miss Haysi High 11; Junior Personality — Cutest; Senior Personality — Most Popular. Gilbert, Paul — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gilbert 4-H Club 8, 9, 10; FFA 8, 9; Pep Club 8, 9, 10; Vica 10, 11, 12; KVG 11, 12; Perfect Attendance 8. Greene, Richard “‘Possym — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Greene FFA 8, 9; KVG 10, 12; Perfect Attendance 9. Hackney, Tammy Ruth — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cledith Hackney Pep Club 8, 12; 4-H Club 8; Hero 9 (Historian), 10 (Historian), 11 (Chaplin); FHA 8, 12 (Reporter); Perfect Attendance 10; Best All Around Student 10, 11; FHA Princess 8; FHA Queen 12; Four Ribbons in FHA Fair 12; Most School Spirited during Spirit Week. Hay, Warren — Son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hay Science Club 8, 9, 10; 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11; Band 8, 10, 11; Pep Club 8; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H County Council 9, 10, 11; 4-H Teen Leader 11; Who's Who 11; 4-H State Congress 11; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club Convention 10, 11; 4-H Bus. Management Workshop 10, 11; Key Club Convention 10, 11, 12; Science Club Sec. 10; Key Club Lieutenant Governor; Runner- Up in Forensics 12; Key Club International Convention 11, 12; FBLA 12; Annual Staff 12: 4-H District Comp. 9, 10, 11; 4-H Citizenship Short Course 11; 4-H Conservation Camp 9. Hess, Matthew — Son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hess VicaslOMT iat 2: Hill, Jennifer — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Hill FHA 8, 9, 10 (Parliamentary); AMPC 10; FBLA 11 (Delegate to FBLA Convention), 12 (Reporter); FTA 12; Pep Club 12; First place Ribbon in FHA Fair 10; Prom Committee 11; Junior Personal- ity — Friendliest; Senior Personality — Most Versatile. Justice, Joey — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Justice FFA 8, 9; Key Club 10, 12; Pep Club 10, 12; Vica 11, 12 (Parliamen- tartan); KVG 12; Perfect Attendance 8; Football 11, 12: Letter in Football 11; Second Team All District Back in Football 12: Second Team All District Linebacker in Football 12: Stripe in Football 12; Senior Personality — Most School Spirited. Kiser, Anita ‘Skeeter’ — Daughter of Julia Kiser FHA 8; Pep Club 8, 9; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10; Dance Club 12; FBLA 12; FTA 12; English Metal 9; Who's Who 11; Upward Bound 11, 12; Top Ten 12. Kiser, Dianna Gail — Daughter of Verta Kiser Art Club 8, 9; 4-H Club 9; Vica 9, 11, 12; FBLA 10; Safety Club 11, 12; Bible Club 12; Track Team 10. Large, Ervin Lynn “Melvin” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy McCowan FFA 8, 9; FBLA 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; Safety Club 12; Pep Club 12. Lyall, Bobby — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Lyall FFA 8, 9; 4-H Club 8; Vica 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter in Football 10; Most Tackles as a Defensive Lineman in Football 11; Stripe in Football 11, 12; All District Defensive Tackle. Lyall, Marty — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Carold Lyall FFA 8, 9; 4-H Club 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12. Lyall, Tim “Candy” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarnie Lyall FFA 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); Pep Club 10, 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12; Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter in Football 9; Stripe in Football 10, 11, 12; Trophy in Football 11; All District Back and Punter in Football 12; All District Linebacker in Football 12; Regional Punter in Football 12; Junior Personality — Sexiest. Mullins, Johnny — Son of Mrs. Leona Mullins FEAV8S 9° Vica tO 11. 12: Mullins, Loretta June — Wife of Scottie Mullins FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Bible Club 8, 9, 10 (Sec.), 11 (Assistant Chaplin), 12; Pep Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Book Club 8, 9 (Sec. and Treas.), 10 (Sec. and Treas.); FBLA 12; Library Award 8. O’quinn, Danny Lee — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl O’quinn FFA 8, 9; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12 (Pres.); Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Vica 10, 11, 12 (Vice-Pres.); Delegate in Vica Rally 11; KVG 10, 11, 12; Prom Usher 10; Second Place District Award in Architectural Drafting 11; Senior Class Secretary 12. O’quinn, Janet Bernice “Jan” — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin 149 150 O'quinn FHAGS Ol Lele eV 16229 elle Pep Club 10, 11; FBLA 10. O’quinn, Jennifer — Daughter of Mrs. Helen Colley FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 8; Choir 10; Pep Club 11, 12 (Reporter); Typing Award 11; FBLA 12; Dance Club 12 (Report - er). O’quinn, Kyle — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O’quinn FFA 8, 9; 4-H 8, 9 (Achieved First Place in Talent Contest in County and Second Place in District); Vica 10, 11, 12; Attended Vica State Talent Contest 10; Won Second Place in District Vica Talent Contest 11. O’quinn, Vicki — Daughter of Mrs. Carrie Lee O'quinn Pep Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 8, 12; Book Club 8, 9; Art Club 9, 10, 11; First Place Winner in Art Fair 10; FBLA 12. Owens, Brenna Earlena “Bren- Bren — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Owens AMPC 8; FHA 8, 9; 4-H 9; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; Perfect Attendance Award 11; FBLA 12. Owens, Jackie Ray “Joby Ray” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Owens TEAS a9 mV (Gael Om emo: Owens, Ronnie Lee “The King” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Owens Basketball 8; Band 8, 9, 10; 4-H 8, 11; Third Place in 4-H Talent Show 11; FFA 8, 9, 10; Three Awards in FFA Camp 11; Key Club 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; Second Place in Vica Talent Show 11; Football 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Safety Club 11, 12; Safety Club Vice-Pres. 12; Safety Club Committee 11, Award for Outstanding Work in Safety Club 11; First Place Winner in Safety Club Bulletin Board Contest 11; Junior Personality — Friendliest; Senior Person- ality — Most Popular. Owens, Royce “Tate” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Owens FFA 8, 9; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettered 11, 12; Attended Basketball Camp 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 12; Pep Club 10, 12; Vica 11, 12; Baseball 10; Lettered 10; Award for Perfect Attendance 10; Junior Personality — Cutest; Senior Personality — Most Versatile. Owens, Terry Scott “King Tut” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Farley Owens FFA 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; Award for Outstanding Achievement in Welding 11; Top Ten 12. Owens, Tina Renee “Shorty’’ — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wood- row Owens Pep Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12; First and Second Place Ribbons in Art Fair 10; First, Second, and Third Place Ribbons in Art Fair 11; Art Club Pres. 11, 12; Junior Class Vice- Pres.; Prom Committee 11; Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Stripe in Band 8, 9, 10, 11; Band Drum Major and an Officer 12; Beta Club 10, 12; Attended Beta Club Convention 10. Perrigan, Cecil — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Perrigan FFA 8, 9; Key Club 9; Perfect Attendance 8, 9, 10; Vica 10, 11, 12; KVG 12. Perrigan, Michael Edwin “'Perge” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Perrigan FFA 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; Award for Outstanding Achievement in Welding 11. Perrigan, Vicky Adell — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perrigan FHA 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA Historian 9; FHA (Sec.) 11; Treas. of FHA Federation 12; Junior and Chapter Homemakers Degree 10;. State Degree 11; Bible Club 8; Perfect Attendance 8; Book Club 9, 10 (Pres.); Pep Club 11; Cheerleader 11; Lettered in Cheerleading 11; Prom Committee 11; Participant in SVCC Business Comp. 11; Beta Club 12; FBLA 12; Senior Personality — Class Clown. Phipps, Burns C. — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hall FFA 8, 9; 4-H Club 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; KVG 12; Safety Club 12. Powers, Katrina ‘Trina’ — Wife of Keith Powers Cheerleader 8, 9, 10; FHA 8; Pep Club 8, 10; Physical Fitness Award 8, 9; Band 8, 9, 10, 11; Band Majorette 10, 11; Band Award 9; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 11; Vica 10, 11, 12; Vica Pres. 10; Vica Delegate 11; Safety Club 11; Basketball 10, 11; Third Runner-Up in HHS Beauty Pageant 10; Arts and Crafts Club 10; Who’s Who 11; Beta Club 11, 12; Junior Key Club Sweetheart Contestant 11. Presley, Loretta “Lorrie” — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Presley Pep Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FHA 8, 9, 12; AMPC 8; Band 8; Book Club 9; Art Club 10, 11; First Place Winner in Art Fair 10; Prom Usher 10; FBLA 12. Ramsey, Pamela “Flossie” — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Ramsey AMPC 8; FHA 8, 9; Pep Club 9; Beta Club 10, 11, 12 (Sec.); Annual Staff 11, 12; Homecoming Queen 12; FBLA 12; Top Ten 12; Senior Personality — Cutest. Rasnake, Danny “Munchkin” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rasnake Perfect Attendance 8, 9, 10; FFA 8, 9; Key Club 9; Vica 10, 11, 12. Rasnake, Debra Susan “Dobbie” — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Rasnake AMPC 8; FHA 8; Art Club 9, 10; Prom Usher 10; Prom Committee 11; Beta Club 10, 11, 12, 11 (Vice-Pres.), 12 (Pres.), Member of Executive Committee 11; Annual Staff 11, 12, (Asst. Editor) 11, (Editor) 12; Senior Class Pres. 12; Senior Personality — Most Likely To Succeed; FTA 12; FBLA 12; Top Ten 12; Forensics 12; Who's Who 11. Rasnake, Freda “Frog’’ — Daughter of Mrs. Abe Rasnake AMPC Club 8; FHA 8, 9, 11, 12 (Historian); Perfect Attendance 8, 9, 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11, 12; FBLA i Dance Club 12. Ratliff, Ricky “Texas Cowboy” — Son of Mrs. Frankie Ratliff Science Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 8, 9; Perfect Attendance Award 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 8; Vica 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 12; Basketball LOM el 2 BOO ballaO mi aie: Roark, Ralph Edward — Son of Mrs. Darline Roark FFA 8, 9 (Sec.); Key Club 9; Vica 10, 11, 12 (Delegate); Safety Club iil. Robinson, Loretta — Daughter of Collin Robinson FHA 8, 9, 10, 11; First Place in FHA Fair 9, 10; Book Club 10; Pep Club 11, 12; FBLA 12. Rose, Cecil Preston ‘Prez’ — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Armond C. Rose 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 4-H Junior Leader 9, 10, 11, Won achievements in 4-H Share-the-Fun for three years; Vica 10, 11. Rose, Lagwenna “Lugwrench” — Daughter of Luther and Brenda Rose RITACS. 9 CIO Lalo a Pres:) 10je12: (Reporter) 11, (Federation Vice-Pres.) 11, (Chaplin) 12, Junior Homemakers Degree 9, Chap- ter Degree 10, State Degree 11, Attended FHA Convention 10; Book club 8; Pep club 9; Beta club 10, 11, 12; Health Award 10; Junior Class Pres.; Prom Committee 11; Annual Staff 11, 12, Co- Editor 12; Junior Personality — Most School Spirited; Who's Who tip lope ten 12; FBLA 42. Stanley, Diana — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James B. Stanley FHA 8, 9, 10; FFA 11; First Place Winner in FFA Fair; Bible Club 8, (Sec.) 8; Basketball 8; Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Ribbon in Art Fair 11; Prom Committee 11; Pep Club 10, 11; FBLA 12. Sullivan, Jeffrey Stanley “Lurch” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Sullivan 4-H Club 8, 9, 10, 11; FFA 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12. Sutherland, Jeff ‘Jettrow” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Banner Anderson Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, (Lettered) 9, 10, Second Place all District Team Offense 9, (First Place) 10, 11, First Place all District Team Defense 11, Defense Lineman 11, 12, Co-Lineman of the Year 11, Lineman of the Year 12, Kicker of the Year 12, All District Offense and Defense 12, All Regionals Offense and Defense 12; Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12, (Chairman of the Board) 11; Vica 10, 11, 12, ( Vice-Pres.) 10; Junior Personality — Most Athletic. Sutherland, Sherry Lynn — Daughter of Claude and Lois Yates FHA 8; Vica 9, 12; HERO Club 10, 11; 4-H 12. Sykes, Farley Randal ‘Buck’ — Son of Mr. Delano Sykes 4-H 8, 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; Perfect Attendance Award 10, 11; First Place Award in Soil Judging District 11. Thomas, Delinda Gayle “Delin” — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Thomas Chess Club 8, 9; 4-H 8, 9; Perfect Attendance 8; Physical Fitness Award 8; FBLA 9, 10, 12; Prom Usher 10; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, (Captain) 12; Pep Club 11,12; FLA 11, 12; Beauty Pageant 11; Savings Bond trom Beauty Pageant 11; Library Aide 11; Dance Club 12; Senior Personality — Most School Spirited. Turner, Delilah Faye Sis — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Turner FHA 8, 9; Book Club 8, 9; Pep Club 9; Cheerleader 9; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Art Club 10; FBLA 11, 12, Miss FBLA 12; Who’s Who 11; Library Aide 11; FTA 12; Homecoming Court 12; Dance Club 12; Top Ten 12; Sentor Class Reporter. Turner, Phillip Lynn — Son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Turner Ee RARS EO MV IGA Om Lalo Kev Gli: Viers, Barbara — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Turner FFA-FHA 8-10, Book Club 8-10, Vica 11-12; HERO Club 11, 12: Pep Club 12. Viers, Etta Jean — Daughter of Mrs. Sylvia Viers FHA 8; Pep Club 8-12; Basketball 8-12; All District Player in Basketball 11, 12, (Lettered) 11, Stripe in Basketball 12; Art Club 9; Band 10, (Lettered) 10; Who’s Who 11; FBLA 11, 12, FBLA Participant in Business Comp. 11, FBLA Sec.-Treas. 12; Junior Personality — Most Athletic. Wallace, Ida Gail — Wife of Jeff Wallace — Mr. and Mrs. Estel Perrigan Book Club 8, 9; Pep Club 8-12; Perfect Attendance 9; Band 9-12, Majorette 9, Rifle Corps 10-12, Rifles won Second Place Trophy at Gate City; Third Place Trophy in Nursing 9; First Place Trophy at Rifle Camp 12; Art and Beta Club 12. Wallace, Shelia Gay “Sissy” — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy H. Wallace Cheerleader 8, 9; Pep Club 8, 9; FHA 8; Vica 10; FBLA 12. Wampler, Adam — Son of Georgia Wampler FFA 8-9; Vica 10-12; Basketball 10-12; Pep Club 12; Senior Person- ality — Most Original. Willis, Barry — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Willis Pep Club 8-12; FFA 8-10, (Reporter) 10; Science Club 8; Basketball 8, 10; Baseball 8; Key Club 8-10; KVG 12; Vica 11, 12. Willis, Nanette “Nan” — Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willis Pep Club 8-12; FHA 8, 9; Science Club 8-12; Cheerleader 8, 9, 11, 12; (Letter) 11; Homecoming Court 8; Art Club 9-12; Member of Rifle Corps 8-12; Who's Who 11, 12; First Runner up in Beauty Pageant 11; KVG 11, 12; Dance Club 12; Drama Club 12; Forensic 12; Rifles won 2nd Place Trophy at Gate City; SP — Sexiest. Willis, Phillip Dwayne “P.D.” — Son of Phillip and Wanda Willis Beta Club 10-12; Key Club 10-12; Prom Usher 10; Health Award 10; Biology Award 10; Who's Who 11; Newspaper Reporter 11, (Sports) 12; Journalism Award 11; Mr. Senior 12; Valedictorian 12; FBLA 12; Annual Staff 12; Forensics 12. Willis, Sherry — Daughter of Robert and Ilene Willis FHA 8, 9; Physical Fitness Award 8, 9, 10; Book Club 10; Pep Club 10-12; Vica 10-12; Vica Safety Club 11; Art Club 11, 12; Senior Personality — Most Original. Wood, Michael “Woody” — Son of Mr. and Mrs. Roby Wood FFA 8-11; Key Club 9; Vica 10, 12; Football 10, 12; SP — Flirtiest. Yates, Benny — Son of Mr. Earl Yates FFA 8, 9; Vica 10, 11, 12; KVG 12; Safety Club 12. Yates, Verna — Daughter of Claude S. Yates FHA 8 9: Vica 9, 10, 11, 12. Yates, Victoria Lynn “Vickie” — Daughter of Frank and Lois Yates Cheerleader 8, 9, 11, (Captain) 8; FHA 8-10; 8 Blue Ribbons in Public Speaking 8; Track 8; Choir 9-11; FTA 9-12; Bible Club 9; Pep Club 9-11; Science Club 9, 10; Prom Committee 11; KVG 11, 12; Award for School News 11; Beta Club 12; Senior Personality — Flirtiest. Younce, Sondra Colleen — Daughter of R.C. and Betty Younce FHA 8-12, (Sec.) 10, 12, Junior Homemakers Degree 8, (Chapter) 10, (State) 11, (Vice-Pres.) 11, Treasurer of Federation 11, (Pres.) 12; Bible Club 8; Book Club 9; Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9-12, (Lettered) 11, (Stripe) 12; Pep Club 10-12; Prom Committee 11; FBLA 12; Participant in SVCC Business Competion 11; Senior Personality — Most Athletic. It’s over. Finished. There’s nothing else we can do. Our year as co-editors of the 1980 Silhouettes has come to an end. At one time being editors of the year- book felt like an eternity, but now that the end is near, we wish this year could go on forever. Being editors of this year- book wasn't easy, but we didn't expect the creation of a dream to happen over- night. There were days when our tears and fears of failure were overwhelming, but somehow we forced ourselves to keep a bright smile that overruled even our worst problems. We worked as one, yet tried to express our individuality throughout the pages of Silhouettes. We've found that on many occasions being editors of a book as important as this brought about many challenges, which at times were almost insoluble. Yet, we were able to establish and maintain a lasting friendship and deep respect between us. For some, this would have been impossible, but to us becoming | “sisters” was one of the greatest accomplishments of this yearbook. | Without the time and concern of so many interested people, this yearbook would have never made it to the | press. At this time we would like to show our greatest appreciation to the following: Mr. David Yates, for bearing with us through the year and all the little tid-bits of advi that showed he cared. Mr. Ronnie Bartley, for signing so many passes for us to get much needed goodies and for his winning | smile which made favors easy to ask for. Mr. Danny Boring that tall, dark, and handsome annual representative, for helping us create this yearbook and be- ing himself — a terrific kind of guy (with a girlfriend!!') We also owe many thanks to: “Mr. Ss Bill” Wright for our “Class of 80 pic- tures. Mr. and Mrs. Don Askins for their beautiful scenic pictures used throughout the pages of our annual. Mr. Andy Turner for attending all those games and providing great action shots for our yearbook. Lisa’s dad, Mr. Paul Owens, for developing some of her pictures for us. Tri- State pictures for “rushing” everything, and Charlie, Mr. Photographer, for putting up with lots of loud mouths and sloooow cheerleaders. To Miss Collins and the ‘80 Sil- houettes Secrael =i thank-you, for being the won- ad erin hardwork- | } ing, ambitious, crazy people you are, and for being a part | our life. We can only hope that during the future years, that our dream can be you key to unlock memories of days gone b 152 The lights go out and we leave for the last time. After all, it’s time to say Goodbye. 3 1720 01403 2128 hey « Pee ee, + SS. Ss pet %.